Travel Destination Training
For Your Business.
Recharge in the most beautiful places, while improving your skills.
WE MAKE IT EASY . . .
Step 1:
Select Travel Destination
Select one of our many locations where you would like to attend our business courses. Each destination provides an address you must be within 25 miles of at the time of the course to attend remotely.
Step 2:
Select Your Training Dates
Select the start date with the number of consecutive days you wish to attend while at your travel destination (up to 7 days). Most common to choose the non-travel days to get the most out of the course. Courses begin 8:00 a.m. local time and run about 4 hours each day.
Step 3:
Attend Right From Your Hotel
Bring your internet connected laptop or tablet to join the course by attending remotely from your hotel room each day. Attendees must be within 25 miles of the designated destination location while attending our courses.
Step 4:
Receive Attendence Certificate
Once you complete the course each day, you will receive a survey to complete and documents confirming your attendance for business and tax record keeping. If you ever lose your certificate record, we will provide you with a copy when needed.
Travel Education That’s Tax Deductible
Did you know travel-based education is eligible to be tax-deductible under Treasury Reg. 1.162.5?
Under Treasury Reg. 1.162.5*, self-employed individuals who travel for the primary purpose of maintaining or improving skills in their present work, tuition and associated expenses can be tax-deductible.* Tuition, hotel or lodging, rental car, and meal expenses can be tax-deductible when the primary purpose of your trip is to maintain or improve professional skills. It is our goal to ensure the courses we provide are compliant with applicable tax codes to maximize their benefit to our students.
Notice: All courses offered are not intended to qualify for meeting any licensing education requirements for professionals in any field. Additionally, none of the courses Destination Business Academy provides are designed to be a part of any program or qualify you to enter into a new trade or new business.
*See: IRS Publication 970, Tax Benefits for Education | Internal Revenue Service; IRS Publication 463; IRC § 162(a)(2); Treasury Reg. 1.162.5; Coughlin v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 203 F 2d 307; Campbell v. United States, 250 F. Supp. 941. Allemeier v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2005-207, slip op. at 13-14; Sherman v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 1977-301, 36 T.C.M. (CCH) 1191, 1193-1194 (1977). Consult with a licensed tax professional to confirm your trade or business qualifies.
